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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1966
Page
2
livestock market figures show cattle offerings at 3 500 head with steers and heifers advancing 25 cents, cows soft, feeders firm. hogs up to 1 dollar higher on barrows and gilts with several weight breaks. sheep at 1 500 head with spring lambs weak while ewes hold. Grain prices drift with rye flat, July soybeans mixed higher.
Kansas City AP notes wheat prices for various grades with numbers ranging from 1.97 to 2.03 percent, corn values from 1.28 to 1.45, oats around 61 to 77, mile maize 2.22, rye 1.22 to 1.28, barley 1.06 to 1.11, soybeans 3.44 to 3.58, sacked bran 44.50 to 45.25, and sacked shorts 46.50 to 49.25 across 62 to 123 car lots.
Chicago grains report No 2 hard wheat at 2.032-04 n No 2 red 1.9442-95 n No 2 yellow corn 1.4444 No 4 yellow 1.42 oats bids 79 78 7844 soybeans No 1 yellow 3.62%4 n soybean oil 13.10 n Wheat closed higher to 144? July 1.89%s corn steady July 1.42%s oats higher to 7542 cents New York stock market tumbles on foreign news North Vietnamese ambassador quotes war crime talks. volumes 6.2 million shares. losses trimmed late. closing stocks listed.
Kansas City dispatch reports wholesale egg prices steady with large eggs at 80 percent A 43 44 and medium eggs at 80 percent A 34 35, while butter shows no change.
Chicago AP notes live poultry unchanged and butter and eggs steady with no changes observed.
Break-ins at Thayer and Earlton described at Harold Umbarger filling station where a window and door glass were broken and a padlock removed. At the Ambarger station $30 in change, four tires, cigarettes and candy bars missing. A $450 pop machine wrecked per Sheriff Neely. Scribner grocery in Earlton broken, with $20 plus in change cigarettes and candy missing.
Police charged Robert J. Olsen 34 of Silverton with hit run in the deaths of three bicycle riders in Mulino Oregon Monday night. Olsen was arrested about five hours after four boys were struck on a state highway near Mulino about 20 miles southeast of Portland. Bail was set at 6500 dollars. Victims were Paul Segal 11 of Molalla Dennis Biddle 14 and Benny Marvin Walsh 13 of Mulino Randy Fricke 11 Mulino was injured but in satisfactory condition. Fricke said the car hit the boys at high speed.
Cedar Lodge No. 103 will meet in Jeff Coots W M and Jay T Klinginsmith Sec s stated communication Wednesday July 20 at 8 00 PM.
Havana Radio says Cuban blackouts and low voltage hit most of the island due to power plant equipment breakdowns. Granma cites a May fire at Matanzas plant as aggravating the situation, while exiles claim saboteurs started the fire. Havana Radio blames turbine flaws.
Dr. Sam E. Roberts a longtime Kansas City physician and ear nose and throat specialist died Monday night at age 79 at his home. He suffered a heart attack while finishing a manuscript titled Exhaustion Its Causes and Treatment. He graduated from the University of Kansas School of Medicine in 1911.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Dwight McCreight as publisher and John Hovorka as news editor. It provides detailed subscription pricing for in and out of trade areas, Chanute post office box rates, and Chanute carrier rates. Also notes AP membership and exclusive local news rights.
Racial violence erupted Monday night in Cleveland Jacksonville Fla and New York City injuring dozens and killing a 26 year old woman Joyce Arnett in Cleveland Police reported rioters looted set eight fires and fired on responders Firefighters were forced from a blaze after being shot at as authorities moved in to seal an eight block area In Jacksonville about 200 protesters marched from City Hall then clashed with officers smashing windows and burning a grocery store A white bystander was injured and a youth struck by a Negro during the unrest continuing in New York City with reports of similar clashes and property damage
Mrs. Sophia T Essex 49 Humboldt died yesterday at University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Robinson Funeral Home Thayer will announce arrangements Wednesday afternoon at 2. Rev E M Pearson will officiate burial Colfax Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary. Cooper funeral service held at Johnson Chapel with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. D A Finney accompanied by Hazel Slane sang. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Sinclair memorial service for Mrs Helen M Sinclair at Zion Lutheran church conducted by Rev W T Niermeier. Wilbur Allison sang Be Still My Soul. Price Funeral Home Humboldt handled arrangements and burial at Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt.
Mrs Violet Arlah Krone 68 of 7101 S Evergreen died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a short illness. She was born June 13 1898 in Allen County. survived by husband Frank H Krone five daughters two sons and numerous grandchildren with memorials for Zion Lutheran Church. John Erickson 80 of 1011 N Grant died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after ten days illness. He was born July 24 1885 in Neosho County and had a long farming career. survived by wife and several step children and grandchildren. Burial for Krone at Memorial Park Cemetery and services at Zion Lutheran Church. Erickson burial at Colfax Baptist Church with arrangements by Johnson Mortuary.
The AFL CIO International Association of Machinists plans a Wednesday vote by about 35,000 striking machinists from Eastern, National, United, Northwest and Trans World Airlines if no deal is reached within 12 days of the walkout. James J. Reynolds announced the plan after a meeting with airline negotiators.
Daily hospital brief lists Monday admissions including Mrs Myrtle Temple Mrs Irma Magill and Orville Hedges plus Karen Miller and George Wiltse. Dismissals include Everett Miller Ben R Wilhite. Birth records note a girl to Mr and Mrs Marvin Gregg. Building permits and moves recorded with numerous addresses and estimated costs. Highway Patrol citations cover speeding no license fines and stop sign violations. City Court actions list fines for speeding muffler violations and other infractions.
The union seeks a 53 cent per hour raise over 36 months while airlines last offered 48 cents over 42 months. A Monday report noted a new stalemate in the negotiations involving Reynolds.
Mr and Mrs Keith Umbarger and Jeffrey of Camarillo Calif have visited her parents Mr and Mrs C J Record of 1005 W 14th and his parents Mr and Mrs Vernon Umbarger Earlton Ernest E Stark Altoona a senior at Emporia State College was listed on the Presidents straight A Honor Roll Also on the Dean's Honor Roll were Lannie H Hoskins Yates Center as Junior Jane Lind Chanute a sophomore and Mary Swilley Toronto a freshman
Mr and Mrs Ronald Kruse of Ontario California announce the birth of a son early today. They already have a son Kevin who is 18 months old. The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wilbur Thompson of R 2.
John Willcott of 1220 W 2nd is at Kansas University Lawrence this week for the annual life insurance marketing school.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mika of St. Louis spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Parrish at 425 West Fifth. Mrs. Parrish is currently in the hospital.
Jack Groves of Chanute Chamber and Wayne Moran of Parsons Chamber drove to Boulder Colorado for a week long managers school. Groves notes Colorado weather was hotter than Kansas during the visit.
Mr and Mrs Marilin Simon of Emporia were weekend guests of Mrs Paul Parsons at 415 West Oak and of Mrs Effie Simon at 1532 South Edith, visiting family members.
Police arrested Glen L. Atkins of Rhode Island last night on a littering charge after receiving a report that beer cans were thrown from his car at 13th and Santa Fe. He posted a $5 bond.
Raymond Erickson Billy Mc Millen and Paula Whitworth were among the students completing requirements for fall semester enrollment at Kansas State University Manhattan Monday and Tuesday. Erickson enrolled in the College of Commerce McMillen in the College of Engineering and Miss Whitworth the College of Home Economics.
Ed ward White and Russell Schweickart aborted a takeoff at El Paso International Airport after an engine failure in their T38 jet trainer caused the aircraft to run off the runway end.
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